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| Communication Studies |
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| Volume 58(3), 2007 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Harter, Lynn M., and Buzzanell, Patrice M. |
(Re)storying organizational communication theory and practice: Continuing the conversation about spirituality and work |
223-236 |
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| | As we take up our conversations about organizing and spirituality that we began with the publication of our 2006 Communication Studies special issue on disrupting secular hegemony, we have been delighted to reencounter the three essays we offer in this section | |
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religion
critical theory
narrative
semiotic theory
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Considine, Jennifer R. |
The dilemmas of spirituality in the caring professions: Care-provider spiritual orientation and the communication of care |
227-242 |
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| | An analysis of 19 care-provider interviews demonstrates four different orientations toward spirituality: exclusive spirituality, inclusive spirituality, conflicted spirituality, and spirituality as separate from care | |
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religion
interpersonal
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Frye, Joshua, Kisselburgh, Lorraine G., and Butts, David |
Embracing spiritual followership |
243-260 |
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| | While academics and organizational practitioners consider secular leadership as the locus of vision construction, moral direction, meaning making, and mobilization of human resources, the ways in which followers construct identities, relationships, discourses, and practices that support, challenge, and transform leader-follower relationships and organizing processes and outcomes remain unaddressed | |
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organizational
small group roles
religion
interpersonal
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Scott, Jennifer A. |
Our callings, our selves: Repositioning religious and entrepreneurial discourses in career theory and practice |
261-279 |
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| | The purpose of this study is to integrate and extend career development theory by focusing on the metaphor of "calling." In order to understand the impact of calling narratives on organizational life, I analyze how students understand and construct the meaning of work at a small Christian liberal arts college in the eastern United States | |
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theory
narrative
organizational
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Holladay, Sherry J., and Seipke, Heather L. |
Communication between grandparents and grandchildren in geographically dispersed relationships |
281-297 |
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| | This study examined grandparents' reports of the use of three media - face-to-face, telephone, and e-mail - in geographically dispersed relationships with grandchildren | |
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interpersonal
technologies
computer
family
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Martin, Paul, and Renegar, Valerie |
"The man for his time" The Big Lebowski as carnivalesque social critique |
299-313 |
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| | This essay explores the ability of carnivalesque rhetorical strategies to challenge hegemonic social hierarchies and the social order in general | |
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film
rhetoric
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Rabby, Michael K. |
Relational maintenance and the influence of commitment in online and offline relationships |
315 - 337 |
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| | The study of relational-maintenance behaviors has sometimes included the impact of medium as a peripheral variable, but rarely has the impact of medium been tested directly | |
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interpersonal
marriage and intimacy
computer
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